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Use focused, step-by-step guides based on the current Tallyo product.
New to invoicing?
Start with the essentials.
Learn what an invoice does, what to include, and how quotes, regular invoices, reminders, payments and income records fit together.
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01Create invoices, quotes and credit notes
Choose the right document, add customer and line-item details, then send, download or share a quote for acceptance.
02Record deposits and payments
Record money received, see the amount still to pay and understand when an optional card-payment link is available.
03Create repeat invoices automatically
Use a recurring schedule when the same customer needs a new invoice every week, month, quarter or year.
04Choose when overdue reminders are sent
An invoice is overdue when its due date has passed and there is still money to pay. You choose which invoices receive reminders.
05See what has been paid
Record deposits, part-payments and final payments, then see the amount still left on the invoice.
06Protect your Tallyo account
Choose Google or email-and-password sign-in, add authenticator-app protection and keep recovery codes safe.
07Check document email delivery
Understand what Tallyo records when a document email is accepted, delivered or cannot be sent.
08See what happened and when
Read a simple timeline of document, email, reminder and payment updates.
09Review income recorded in Tallyo
Use Income Insights to understand recorded invoice income, then prepare an Income Pack for a chosen period and currency.
10Choose a document layout and branding
Choose how invoices, quotes and credit notes look, then preview your colour, logo and item-row preferences.
11Install Tallyo on your phone or computer
Choose your device, open Tallyo from its card, then follow the matching browser steps.
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